Mongolia’s Long Struggle to Ensure Accountability in Governance – The Diplomat – Asia-Pacific

Mongolia’s Ongoing Battle for Transparent and Accountable Governance

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Mongolia remains steadfast in its ongoing battle to achieve true accountability in governance, despite facing persistent challenges like corruption and political instability. The country is pushing forward with vital reforms designed to boost transparency and rebuild public trust

What Afghanistan’s rotten apples tell us about its non-profit sector – Al Jazeera

What Afghanistan’s Rotten Apples Reveal About the Challenges Facing Its Non-Profit Sector

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Al Jazeera dives deep into corruption within Afghanistan’s non-profit sector, uncovering how a handful of bad actors sabotage aid efforts, shatter public trust, and create major hurdles for humanitarian work amid ongoing crises

4th annual OLAF Expenditure Conference takes place in Cyprus – European Anti-Fraud Office

4th Annual OLAF Expenditure Conference Kicks Off in Cyprus

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The 4th annual OLAF Expenditure Conference took place in vibrant Cyprus, uniting top experts to explore innovative strategies for fighting fraud in EU funds. Hosted by the European Anti-Fraud Office, the event highlighted a strong commitment to transparency and accountability

Truth, Lies, and Accountability – Boston Review

Truth, Lies, and Accountability: Uncovering the Path to Integrity

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Boston Review dives into the intricate dance between truth, deception, and accountability in our modern world. This article uncovers the hurdles we face in verifying facts and ensuring that both individuals and institutions are held responsible amid a sea of misinformation

Syria’s first public trial of Assad-era officials opens in Damascus – San Francisco Chronicle

Historic First Public Trial of Assad-Era Officials Begins in Damascus

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Syria’s first public trial of Assad-era officials has begun in Damascus, marking a powerful milestone amid the ongoing conflict. This landmark proceeding seeks to confront alleged corruption and abuses committed under the former regime

UN Extends Evidence-Gathering Mandate for Sri Lanka War Crimes – Human Rights Watch

UN Extends Mandate to Investigate Sri Lanka War Crimes

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The UN has extended its mandate to gather evidence on alleged war crimes in Sri Lanka, a decision strongly supported by Human Rights Watch, as demands for justice over the final stages of the 2009 conflict intensify

SNHR’s Monthly Report on Arrests/Detentions in Syria – Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR)

Inside Syria: A Detailed Look at This Month’s Arrests and Detentions

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The Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) has just released its latest monthly report, shedding light on the relentless wave of arrests and detentions sweeping across Syria. This eye-opening report uncovers disturbing patterns of enforced disappearances amid the ongoing conflict

UN Rights Council Creates Afghanistan Accountability Body – Human Rights Watch

UN Rights Council Establishes New Body to Ensure Accountability in Afghanistan

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The UN Human Rights Council has launched a powerful new body dedicated to investigating abuses in Afghanistan, determined to hold perpetrators accountable amid persistent reports of rights violations, Human Rights Watch announced

Sri Lanka is on the Front Line of the Battle for Accountability – The Diplomat – Asia-Pacific Current Affairs Magazine

Sri Lanka Takes Center Stage in the Fight for Accountability

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Sri Lanka faces intensified international pressure as it becomes central to calls for accountability over wartime abuses. The island nation’s response will shape regional justice and human rights dynamics in Asia-Pacific.